Short fiction: “Today I seriously thought about killing you…premeditated murder”

A tale of psychosexual and sociopathic erotic fiction inspired by Kanye West’s “I Thought About Killing You”

When Maricel Zaragoza’s mother Grace was unusually angry, her swears ran the gamut of languages between Filipino, Spanish, and English.

“Puta de merda que es veu com una lesbiana! You’re LESBIAN BALD.
Oh aking diyos! I’m here, trying to be FAMOUS for us, make this family money, and la meva filla, you, you’re BALD? It’s that Madonna. I let you go to that concert, and now you’re JUST like her. It’s your father, right? Your great and glorious father, right? Your high holy decent man of a father. That Madonna was some sort of Catholic, right? Well, he was, too. Fucking hell. And now I go to work, and now I’m on TV, and now they say, ‘Grace Ocampo-Zaragoza, legendary rocket engineer, the Philippines-born Spanish immigrant, who emigrated to America with her husband, Fernando Zaragoza. Zaragoza, the world-famous Spanish La Casera soda magnate who shockingly moved to America, rebranded Coca-Cola for the Spanish-speaking American Southwest and became a minority owner of the National Basketball Association’s Houston Rockets. Zaragoza, who was murdered during an attempted plane hijacking in France in 1981. And now…